Sentence examples for may be pain from inspiring English sources

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It may be pain.

There may be pain at the site of the blockage or throbbing pain throughout the leg.

There may be pain if the object injures the ear canal or the eardrum, or causes an infection of the outer ear canal (otitis externa).

Fewer birds receiving analgesia showed jumping and slow wing flapping behaviour compared to controls, which suggests these may be pain related.

The initial problem may be pain in the temporomandibular joint (TMJ), "but the effect is an enlarged lower face," he said.

As a result, there may be pain in the chest, inflammation of the stomach leading to distressing vomiting, and diarrhea from the colitis.

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Lower interest rates and increased federal spending may not be enough to shore up growth, and some suggest that the only remedy for the pain may be the pain itself.

Flares- which occur when pain is variable- may be a pain experience that reinforces maladaptive coping or fear-avoidance.

Depending on your condition, the location of your pain, and its severity, there may be other pain management strategies available besides medication.

"For years doctors were encouraged to prescribe higher doses of opiates for unexplained pain, leading to doses that may be augmenting pain in the long-term," says Dr. Madill.

Owen Hargreaves may never be pain-free despite beginning his comeback last week.

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